Wonder Beirut #15
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diasec, photografic print aluminiumIn Situ – Fabienne Leclerc
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This vibrant artwork depicts a bustling city scene at night. The composition features a kaleidoscope of colors, with warm hues of gold and orange contrasting against the cool blues and greens of the night sky. Recognizable elements like palm trees, streetlights, and city structures create a sense of place, while the blurred, dreamlike quality suggests an impressionistic or expressionistic style. The artist's intention appears to be capturing the energy and atmosphere of a lively urban landscape through the use of bold, gestural brushstrokes and a visually striking palette. ...

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